A bit more press…
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122307320870703675.html?mod=googlenews_wsj
The part most interesting to me:
Mr. Roberts was originally charged with seven felonies in February 2007 including allegations that he altered the stock options prices for the company’s former chief executive. But prosecutors whittled the case down to three counts by the time trial started Sept. 18 and focused solely on the single transaction in 2000.
This is something that they didn’t tell us (probably because it would’ve been totally irrelevant) but it makes me wonder if they had more evidence that we didn’t see. As you can guess from the verdict, they were pretty thin on what it takes to convince a jury of the charges they eventually had. I’m not sure what else they could’ve tried to pin on him.